Fall Style at Manitou Beach

by Sandy Joe Karpetz | Sep . 28 . 2015 | Autumn / Winter, Canada, Outfits, Saskatchewan, Travel

FALL STYLE AT MANITOU BEACH

Back in the 1940s, Manitou Beach, Sk. was a happening place to go. It’s know as the dead sea of Canada with waters so buoyant, you need not even bother treading water. My grandparents even honeymooned there in style which is what prompted my mother and I to make a stop there in the off season. The cabins they originally stayed in are now being used as a camp but have maintained their old timey charm from yesteryear. Here’s my fall style at Manitou Beach and some dreamy shots from the beach town.

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MANITOU BEACH IN THE FALL

Time hasn’t been kind to the lake itself. Between heavy rains and melting snow in the spring, the lake has overfloweth slowing inching its way up the beach and drowning the parks. The overcast off season lends to a very eerie feeling; I had willingly walked into a David Lynch-esque setting. I could see Danceland fitting right into the Twin Peaks series.

OUTFIT DETAILS

JACKET – vintage
HAT – Aldo wool felt hat – c/o

TOP – Burton long sleeve striped top – c/o
DENIM – Joe Fresh black jeans – c/o
SHOES – – c/o
BACKPACK – – c/o

VISIT MANITOU BEACH

Manitou Beach (even in the fall) is worth visiting. While I wouldn’t pop into the lake for a polar dip, you can still enjoy the dead sea in a temperature controlled way. The Manitou Springs Resort has an indoor mineral pool. If you’re staying there as a guest, you have unlimited access to the pool. I can confirm it’s the most buoyant water I have ever been in. Highly recommend checking it out.

photographs – audrey + sandy joe karpetz